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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

ylvTIEREAs, Edward Blfchelisr and Riiso'
w B.fehelisr. both a Iiethsl. In the County o
Otiord and state of Maine. by their mortgage deed
dated the second day ~ August. A. d. isse. snd ~
corded In the Oti0rd Registry u Deed, book 30
p.xe 10. conveyed 70 us the uuderslrnsa, esrtalr
parcel 81 real estate. stasied In ssif Bethel. "a
bethel lin. and bounded Ani described a. hllovs
via: beginning a point where the tssfsfiy line q
Chapman street lntersecfs With the south line q
Railroad street. thence sssfsriy three and ons-hl
rods On Iisllrosi street. thence seuthsrly linz
parallel with the esstsry line of Chapman Street d
land Of samuel u. Ihlbrook. thsnce westerly thre.
AMI ons-hsf rods On said Pkilhrcoks line, 10 ssid
Chapman street. thence hortherly on said Chapman
R,rs@t % bsaad begun II. And whereas. the con
dflon q said mortgage has tssn broken. nov, there
FORE hy reason Of the rssrh Of The condon thereof
ne claim foreclosure ~ sslf mortgsrs.
PISCkNEY BURSHAM,
SAMUEL ID. fifffBnOOk.
Br A. X. fIrnnIcK, rHrm Arronsxr
Dated September sth, 1871.
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uL--A IuiSo on BEAUTY.
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car;su mu tsicr. am ssrfh,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

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PENNINGTON, NE.
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statistics; has the News any idea where the
person who used them would land, or how val
liable would be his deductions9
think have presented enough ''facts and
figures" to show that the State Board Of Educa-
ton u not desirable as custodian for any more
libraries II it has any remarkable qualities for
library management why has it not displayed
tneml II It has not displayed any ability in su-
pervising the township libraries. which are a
part OF the educational system Of the State, and
IN waicn the State Board might naturally be ex-
pected to take some interest, why should it be
expected TO show ability in controlling the State
Library, which IS not educational institution
is there any wisdom in adding to their duties
while they fail to perform the duties already i'm
posed on themY Is there any sense or justice in
taking the talents from the servants who have
shown disposition and ability to improve them
and bestowing them on the servants who have
shown neither2 LIBRARIAN
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jury discover are in contemplation sufficiently
trying to nervous people without the class of
criminals known rs train-wreckers. The Pitts
burg Dispatch says: 1t might be considered
purely poetic justice which would take GRIM
lnal or this kind aud make of him an obstruc-
tion to traffic by binding him across the rails.
Ii 1t wasn't for theonussing of the right of way
incident to this species of execution, we would
feel like advocating it in all such cases.
The regular monthly meeting of the passen-
ger department. of the Central Traffic Assoca-
ton is called for Tuesday next. Some important
matters will come up for considerations; am ong
other things, the aboshing second-cass rates in
the territory covered by the association. mo-
ton will be made to amend Joint Rule to con-
form to the action taken by the trunk lines,
which will make it read as follows: eNo passes
or free tickets shall be issued to any person in
any way connected with theatrical companies,
and no tickets for single individuals shall be
issued at theatrical rates, whether to advance
agents, managers. bill distributors other par
| ties" suggestion is made that to points in the
territory of the Central Traffic Association, for
| parties belonging to the same troupe or compa-
| ny, and going together on the same day, only
| solid tickets for the whole number of such par
ties be solo, for the that such solid tickets
would lessen the facility with which the business
| Is manipulated by scalpers.
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ULCOMFORTING.
e p p s COCO A.
! Ucr1oN SALE OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY,

a OGI1ON OALE1 OE ONCilAlAED hOEEnI4e
II The following shipments Of unclaimed property
will be sold at public auction March 81, 1887, d
10 o'clock NJ, at Jenisons auction and commissions
house; No. rs East Washington street, Indianapolis.
Ind If not claimed and all freight and charges accrued
thereon be not paid prior to above date: O. A. Coffin.
] box hardware; Charity Wood, box carpet rags x.
Tanget bdl. straps; DR.. Platfoot case beer Ind.
Hair Co., 1O2 bids. hair, E. Rentsch empty vine
Dbl, ". 3. Toppin, chests Q, Il; Gillette, bdl
bows, o. s. Gillette, bdl poles; NJ Cohen, case soap:
VanCamp Pkg. Co., case labels; w. J. Strandsburg,
box hh goods Moline Plow Co., plowshares; 3. e.
Davis box printed matters T. Paffact box q. meat,
Fl. Westphal bdl. saws; H. Sweeney empty key;
g. F. Martin. box soap; G. F. Schmidt, bbls. bot
ties; Finday Brew. Co., | beer keg "a. B. Black I
box stationery; F. M. Morton Dbl. bottles Nath
Rodgers, box hh. goods; @. s., bdl. wheelbarrow
frames; Adams Packing Co.. bbl c. & W., saw
blade; Gof Gent & Thomas, bdl. sacks; g. 9. W, 2
bdls chair legs; NJ NJ Co., neck-yoke; H. 8 S.. !
empty butter Dbl; Rock Island Plow Co., wheel; j,
& B., bdl. stove castings; w. bdl. pump castings
Also, following property marks: hearth stones,
can grease cultivatcr, crates slate, key wine. q
bbls. fire clay q bbl, bag tools, bd wrapping pa.
per. bbl.. bdls iron, iron hangers, casting,
iron couplings, l bdl scrapers and pokers, pkg
pipe, 2 stove castings. cultivator wheels, bdl,
horsep okes icecream tub, bbl glue scrap, 3
empty butter tubs. 6 sheets iron, seat-spring,
small pkgs hardware. .bdi. paper bags. grated
pals. Z. J. HELM,
Agent c. c.. G. s. l. and I. & st. L. railways.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. %, 1887.
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No Indorsement of Turpie.

To the Editor of the Indianapolis Journal:
Being constant reader of the Sentinel, fail
to find the general Endorsement from the Demo-
cratic country papers of the State of Mr.. Turpie.
From this conclude that Mr.. Turpie is not the
man the Democrats Of Indiana want, as the
Sentinela has made much braggadocio
have looked the Sentinel over carefully and also
fail to find any Endorsement as to Mr.. Robinson's
action. JOHN 10th.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb 8.
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A Preacher Released from Custody.

Rev. L. P. Garrett, indicted for taking rugs
from the Lowell Novelty Company, with which
he was at one time employed, was brought into
the Criminal Court for trial yesterday morning
The prosecuting witness failed to appear and
Mr. Garrett was released on his own recogni-
zance.
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Real Estate Transfers.

instruments fled for record in The RECORDERS Office
of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty -four
hours ending at P. NJ. Feb. 4. 1887, furnished
by Elliott & Butler, abstracters of titles, Room q
Ntna Building:
Verlinda Miller and husband to Julius r.
Fredericks, south half of lot 25 in Mer-
rill's subdivision of parts of outlets 1O5
and LOG, in Indianapolis. -----..--..-.. $775.O(
Harry j. Mlligan, trustee, to Flora j.
Winner. lot 8, in square Ia, of S. A.
Fletcher, jr.'s Northeast addition to In
dianapolis. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10000
Oliver P. McLeland to John MacShulse
lot 1872 in Allen s. Roots addition to
Indianapolis ], 2oO.Ul
Gottfried Muhlemann and wife to Fred
erick RIGHT, lot Is. in block /, in Wiley
annapolis ,o's-.v,s - 1,2ooo'
Frank McWhinney and wife to Charles
Freund lot and part of lot 2, in Hen
dricks's subdivision of outlot 80, in In
dianapo]is 41.5
Theophilus King ct al to James Baxter.
lots II and 13, in E. T. g. s. K. Fetch
er's addition ETC.. all in Indianapolis. IL, OOOO
William Wallace receiver, to John w.
Robinson lots IL and II. in Sullivan's
subdivision of lot 10 in A. E. Fletchers
first Woodlawn addition to Indianapolis $500
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Conference About street-Car Plans.

The railroad committee of the Common Coun-
Gil met yesterday afternoon with Colonel John
son, president of the street-car company, for the
purpose of arranging plan by which the street
cars will be able to reach the new Union Depot,
and also get around to their stables on Louisiana
street. Several plans were submitted and dis
cussed, bur nothing definite was agreed upon.
The matter will come before the Council for con
sideration Monday night in the shape Of an Or
dlnanca
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INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. l.
The Breeding of Carp.


To the Editor of the Indianapolis Journal:
In regard to ''How the Fish are Killed." we
would say, we have been breeding German carp
for several years and have had none winter
killed. We attribute this to the fact that our
ponds are fed by running water, which allows a
supply of air. In every case we have heard Of
our customers losing fish they haG surface ponds
and did not cut the ice but when the ice was
cut throughout the winter the fish showed up
alive and hearty in the spring. We are satisfied
the loss of fish is occasioned by want of air.
CARLETON & BAILEY
Ind
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Failed to Get Damages.

The Jury in the damage suit brought by Mary
Benieer against the Equitable Trust Company
to secure $780, for injuries said to have been re-
ceived from falling down defective stairway,
reu,rned verdict for the company yesterday
forepoon
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ST ALWAYS let a cold 60 as it comes" one
says. which means that he overworks the sys-
tenn in getting rid Of q cold rather than as
sist it by using DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price,
25 cents
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Circuit Court.
NEW SUIT.

NEW SUIT.
Isaac Meyers VS.. Benjamin F. Meyers, guard
ian of Catherine Kunkie. OF nnsound mind; suit
nm account Demand, 81, 150.
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THE RECORD OF THE COURTS.

United States District Court
Ron w. A Woods. Judge.
Elijah B. Martindale vs. III. c. Newcomb and
w. E. lockwood. Bill dismissed by court on
hearing.
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Mrs. L. j. LITTLE, Livingston, Ala, success
fully used St. Jacobs Oil for rheumatism.
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Supreme Court.
Supreme Court
Hon. Byron * Elliott. Chief Justice.
The following opinions were rendered Feb.

Supreme Court.
Hon. Byron X. Elliott, Chief justice.
The following opinions were rendered Feb. A..
wILL-LIgE ESTATE.
12645. Rose B. Gaudie ct al. VS.. Jane Johns
ton ct al Franklin G. G. Reversed Elliott.
Twill: 81 give, grant and bequeath to my
wife, j. j., for her use during her natural life
time, all the rest and residue Of my estate, real
and personal, she to have the control and nam
agement of the same, and at her death all Of
said personal estate remaining, and all OF said
real estate shall 60 to and be equally divided
among my grand children, to-wit [namine
them."l Held, that the wife, j. j., took life
interest in all the personal property Of which
her husband died seized, but that she was not
invested with an absolute power of alienation.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1921 Samuel f. Day VS.. John w. Bowman
ct al Wabash c. c. Reversed. Nblack j.
The lien of an attorney for his fees is incident to
the judgment to which it is attached, and is nee
essarily much assignable as is the judgment
to which it is incident IT, In an action to en-
force a lien in favor of an attorney the amount
due for fees must be alleged either by stating a
contract fixing the amount or averring the value
of the service charged for. 49, To make the
lien of an attorney on judgment effectual il
must be entered at the time the JUDGMENT Ii
rendered
SCHOOL FUND Observation-Disclosures
! 1870. James B. Clark VS.. State ex rel. Will
| hanson NJ Alexander. Monroe, c. G. Re
| versed, Mitchell, j. When land is morseaged t
| the common school fund.- and upon failure tt
pay the interest, the auditor sells it, but bids Il
| in for the State it must. under Section 4393 b,
| appraised and sold Before the subsequent sal,
the auditor can not proceed upon the note fo
any deficiency.
Superior Court.
/ Room Hon. napoleon d. Taylor. Judge.
| Nan. NJ Wilson vs. Emory Wilson ct al; sui
| for support. Cause dismissed by plaintiff, at he
| costs.
/ Room 3-Hon. Lewis q. Walker. judge
Mddlesex Banking Company vs.. Morris Mur
ply; foreclosure. Judgment for $642 33.
Mary E. Benger VS.. Equitable Trust Com
i pany; damages. Verdict for defendant
! Joseph r.. Overstreet vs. Albert u. Bower
notice of appointment of receiver temporar
restraining order granted.
NEW SUITS.
Frederick Fischer VS., Louis Reinhold; suit fo
| wages as laborer demand. $3.50.
John G. Walker Martin L. Rinehart con
| plant on account; demand. 1898
American Cigar Company vs. John Schaffne
com paiat On account: demand, $275
American Cigar Company VS.. John Schafne
ct al; suit for possession of property; demand
$780,
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J. NJ. IA very good knot.
ALF-Please let me hear from you again soon.
DoDo-A good list of answers. Thanks for the
squares.
REGGIE S.-Don't crowd your puzzles on the man.
uscript sLeet.
MEG MERRrL1Es.-Here is the zgzag puzzle.
Thanks for last contributions
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Everything relating to this department must be ad
dressed to W. III. GRAHAM, West Scarborough, Cum
berland county, Maine Original contributions and
answers to each weeks puzzles solicited from all
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BY w r. Brown: No. 1922.
BY Reggie S.. indianapolis: No. 1922.
By Dodo Gallon: Nos. 1922 to 222S, inclusive.
BY J. NJ. T., Sullivan: Nos. 2222 1928. 1925,
1926, 1927. 1928.
(partiallyj 2224 1925 2227, 1928.
BY Meg Merrilies. Sullivan: Nos. 1922, 2223.
2224 partially, 2225, 1926. 1927, 222S.
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Prize Winners.


I. Dodo: A book.
2. Meg Merrilies: A Magazine.
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Prizes.
Puzzles Answered,

l. First complete list of answers: book. 2.
Next best list: A pack of fine address cards.
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THE PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.

THE PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.
Everything relating to this department must be adj
beesnd to W. D. West
answers to each weeks puzzles solicited from ALL
Answers to Puzzles.
No. 2222.-Xylotile
No. 2223.-I. Tramontane. 2. Janus.fac
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pressed combustion. Top drop: To expose. as fax
drop: The color Of gold. Center: Secretly. End of
center: Indirectly. JM.T.
SULLIVAN, Ind
NO. 2247-MINERAL ENIGMA.
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| First zigEag from L to z: studio Second zig.
gag from to z: hermit (obs.)
| SULLIVAN, Ind. Meg MERRILIEs
| NO 2249-DoUBLE ACRosTIC
/ Words of Even LENGTH
| /. Is a mountain in the Holy Land q river in
| 5. Is city In Europe. The primals and finals are
| cur most valuable possessions. REGGIE S.
| INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.
NO. 2230-REvERSALs.
| l. Reverse heavy, igneous rock and get frAc
| ton. 2 Reverse equality and get to snatch away
B.. Reverse who deserts his party and get sailor
| 4. Reverse to swallow and get gentleman's hat.
| MYSELF AND I.
NO. 2251-A DIAMOND
| l. A letter. 2. Melancholy 3. Having the form
Of an arch. 4. tMedI disease of the eyes, S
| NAM The track footprint of horse tn
ground. 6. ANY small cubical body. z. letter.
| REGGIE s.
NO. 2252-A SQUARE.
1. Sudden. g A slow unwieldy trading vessel
Jobs 3. Conical. 4. A female name. 5. A daugh
ter of Saturn and Ops. DODO
| GALLON, 0.
Il NO. 2253-A SQUARE.
/. The contrary or opposite. 2. Figure of speech
| 3. dwelling place. d. A salt used in medicine.
| Unicorns CHRYSTAL.
JEFFERsoNyILLE Ind
Answers in three weeks
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-05

rT.1 Top: To iken Left drop: A cade lamb. Right
drop: woman's name BiblicalD Upright: A rodent
quadruped. Bottom: Neat.
III Top: Control Upright: Animals. Bottom: A
kind of tree.
[E] Top: To waste away by slow and COM
Upright: A French title. Bottoms Guards Bottom
drop: The color of gold Center: Secretly. End of
center: Indirectly. J.M.T.
SULLIVAN Ind